Sentence examples for be open to challenges from inspiring English sources

BE OPEN TO CHALLENGES Mr. Silverman acknowledges that his advisers are all friends.

Simpson says that if elected, he'd be open to challenges in cases involving Hayne or West.

Speakers must be open to challenges at the forum by people who disagree with them and if they use hate speech in their presentations, the campus groups and students that invited them are responsible for their actions.

Be open to challenges.

Health contracts would be open to challenge under EU law.

Smith said those who publicly voiced homophobic views would be open to challenge.

If not, surely this will be open to challenge from other citizens of other EU countries on grounds of discrimination?

This would of course, be open to challenge under the anti-letter box provisions in Article 20 7)(b) of the AIFMD.

They said that any refusal to add a product to the list must be open to challenge in the courts.

Yes, of course scientific consensus should be open to challenge – but with better science, not with spin and nonsense.

Even the administration's recent and generally well-intentioned proposals to limit smog and acid rain in the Eastern United States may be open to challenge.